Where To Look For Ideas–Houzz

I often look to Houzz for ideas when I’m creating a design or just thinking about a type of property. Since I’m in an urban setting, most of our local properties are less than 8,000 s.f.

Here then is my Houzz Ideabook on “Small Back Yards”–amazing things that you can build into very small spaces. Most pictures have a comment associated, so I’d love to hear feedback. These are all yards I can see myself designing for local conditions (Metro Vancouver), so don’t be surprised to see nothing with aloes or Joshua trees or date palms.

Would love to hear your comments. Go to Client Site Analysis page for design help.

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